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November 30, 2012

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Africanaussie

Oh that was a much more relaxing 30 minute meal I do agree. I like to use dried beans and that always adds so much more time, but is worth it in the end.

Anna

I understand that people are busy, but is there really any need to get a meal done in under 15 minutes? It seems like self-imposed stress to me! I mean, if you REALLY want to eat in under 15 minutes, without frantic pot-clanging, you could just make a salad. Personally I think I'm doing pretty good if dinner takes under an hour, but then again, cooking dinner is one of my favourites parts of the day. It's much more fun than work, anyway!

Shula

Well, that's tonight's dinner sorted..... how did I ever manage without you, baby?

Limner

What's "squiffy?" Should it be avoided at all costs? If my mister goes squiffy on me I'll shoot him with my salad shooter.

If anyone in my home wants a meal in 15 they can make it themselves. I still like Jamie O though. :)

Wendy

Agree. Adore the man and many of his meals but watching him reminds me of drinking too many Finnish coffees.

Denise | Chez Danisse

This will be my lunch. I have a tin of Eden butter beans. I like your 15 minute style.

alison

i have a story from work to tell you about frantic...it's timely.

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